Design as a growth enabler: MyReha’s journey to 100+ clinics
About the project
MyReha is a certified digital neurotherapy platform created by nyra health, a healthtech company based in Vienna. By combining medical expertise, neuroscience, and technology, they deliver effective rehabilitation to patients worldwide.
The app is designed for stroke survivors and patients with neurological conditions. It provides personalized therapy plans for cognition, speech, and language, along with clinic dashboards for tracking progress.
- Germans who can access myReha via insurance
35M+ - Patients supported
50,000+ - Clinics using myReha
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Challenge
nyra health needed to improve MyReha's usability for both patients and clinics. Patient flows varied across devices, and clinic dashboards lacked key functions, slowing therapists' work. We were expected to resolve these UX issues within tight timelines, keeping clinical reliability intact.
Our process
Throughout the project, we focused on improving MyReha's accessibility and consistency to ease patient navigation, streamline clinic workflows, and support insurance integration.
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Results
- Enhanced patient flows and navigation across mobile and tablet, improving the overall rehabilitation experience
- Clinic dashboard redesign enabling faster patient search, streamlined patient management, and better sorting
- Insurance integration screens that extended the existing design system without breaking consistency
- Strong design foundation contributing to MyReha's recognition among neurological clinics and patients worldwide
Our approach
We combined research-driven insights with patient-first design decisions to improve usability, preserve medical credibility, and support adoption across clinical and insurance contexts.
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01 · Discovery & research
We analyzed learning and therapy apps, prioritizing neurological accessibility and patient-friendly gamification. Based on our findings, we identified key engagement patterns across two user segments to shape a focused design direction.
Deliverables
- Top competitors analyzed
- 2 user segments defined
02 · UX and flow improvements
Our team optimized therapy plan navigation to support patient progress and motivation through streaks, milestones, and weekly goals. Card components were refined for clarity and visual hierarchy, making the therapeutic journey intuitive.
Deliverables
- 2 onboarding flow options
- Clear navigation structure
- Mobile & tablet-ready layouts
03 · Clinic dashboard redesign
We improved the clinic dashboard to reduce friction in daily clinical work. Add, discharge, and restore actions were made more visible, while search and sorting filters were added to help staff manage patient lists with ease.
Deliverables
- 3 design concepts
- Patient coordination tools
- Therapist actions prioritized
04 · Additional insurance screens
We designed additional screens required for insurance-related workflows, extending the existing design system, and ensured their faster delivery. This allowed us to meet an accelerated timeline without compromising quality or consistency.
Deliverables
- Insurance screens
- Medical-appropriate visuals
- Reusable UI components
Team
A cross-functional team worked in close sync, continuously adapting to new insights from classroom trials and robot behavior.
- 1 Project Manager
- 2 Brand Designers
- 2 UI/UX Designers
- 2 Web Designers
- 1 Front-end Developer
- 1 Back-end Developer
- 1 QA Engineer
Technologies
Our stack supported offline interaction, hardware communication, scalable content management, and smooth cross-platform UI.
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- 2 UI/UX Designers
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